Durham daily recorder., 1887-04-25
Durham Daily Recorder
T.R. wRITAKER. CRY EDITOR.
Index % New Advertisements.
A. Rhine Brown Stone.
A. Mohsberg Cheap Goods.
I. Lovelock 4 Co. Cows for sale.
N. G. Herndon & co.. Furniture.
= James Southgate-Life Assurance.

sVOC AVE cdl6 OOuuLOt6 grown LulS
year. The first we have seen.
miss Lou May, Of Burlington, /.
visiting MISS Emma LeWter.
James G. Penn, prominent to.
bacconist Of Danville, is in town.
A. PAUL., Of Raleigh, ia registered
ct Hotel Claiborn.
Quarterly conference will be held
at Carr church on next Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. NJ w. Reed ara ~ re-
turned to Durham from Philadelphia
Sunday. Ia il
Bishop Galloway graduated at is
entered the ministry at 10, and mar
ried in his 10th year.
Mr.. Caswell, a highly esteemed
citizen Of Chatham county died last
Saturday. -.
Our old friend Al Rutjes has
leased the largest hotel in Spartans
burg, s. q. He will run 1t in first
class style.
There will be q regular drill at
the armory tomorrow night at 8
o'clock. Every member Of the com.
pany is requested to attend.
Louis d. Bulla, of the. Greens.
hero North State, gave US a pleasant
call today. The North State is a FIRST
class weekly.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. King, of Chapel
Hill, came down Sunday afternoon
on visit to Mrs Kings parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie LeWter.
Banner warehouse sold last week
1920 pounds of tobacco The
largest check given was for $374.34
and best average made was $49.46.
DIR. Mangum, Of the Universe
ty, will deliver the address at the
first anniversary Of Bethany Sum
day School next Sunday. .>.
We regret to learn that the health
Of Mr.. w. w. Patterson has not
materially improved. He is in Chm
ton. ~~@> ~~~~-
Carrie Dsrrish, the IA year old
daughter Of MI. Nelson Parrish, M ar
7 cotton factory, died Saturday night
Of pneumonia and measIess- She was
Interfti in city cemetery Sunny. j
Our Good friend, J. J., Bernard,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
morning in Durham. His first Wis
it to US since Christmas.
Minnie Gibson, the little girl
adopted bv Mr.. and Mrs. Thaxton,
arrived from the Oxford Orphan
Asylum Saturday. She is a bright
child.
Robt. Gray, Esq, city attorney
Of Raleigh, was in Durham yester-
day. A most genial gentleman and
a well informed, we'll read lawyer,
we are sorry we missed seeing him.
Mr.. Summerfeld returned to-
day from the Northern cities where
he purchased a large stock of goods.
He Is now moving back to his old
stand on Main street. Look out for
hia dvet tiacnnnnf
Owing to the inclemency Of
the weather the Recital and Soiree
Musicale will be postponed until
Thursday and Friday nights of this
week.
--Miss Maria Styrou, OF NewDern,
who has been visiting relatives In Dur.
ham for the past few davs, left Sun
day evening for Tennessee. Her
brother Charley accompanied her as
far as Greensboro.
Saturday night, at IL o'clock,
Maggie Council, the 0 year old daugb.
ter Of Mr.. Thomas Council, near cot.
IN factory, died OF measles and
= eumonia. Sunday morning at IL
y Sclock her sister, Eliza, died from
the same cause. The sisters' we're
u buried in city cemetery this evening.
There was 10 years difference in their
ages and - hours difference in their
deaths.
The Durham Furniture Com.
pany is still On boom. We visited
the establishment this morning aid
fonrd business brisk. BY the INSTALL
ment plan adopted bv the cor Germ,
neat, nice and nobby furniture il With
in the reach Of the poor man as well
as the rich. You buy q set or piece
OF furniture and pay 70 much each
week or month. as time specified may
be until the entire debt is eradicated.
A Wit to this furni ure emporium Is
. resi- treat.